In JavaScript, global scope refers to the outermost scope in a program, where variables and functions are accessible from anywhere within the code, including inside functions, blocks, or nested scopes. Variables declared in the global scope are known as global variables and are accessible throughout the entire program.

Example: Here, the variable globalVar is declared outside of any function, making it a global variable. It is accessible both within the myFunction() function and outside of it. When myFunction() is called, it logs the value globalVar to the console without any issues, as the variable is available in the global scope.

I'm in global scope
I'm in global scope